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@Andercot - Andrew Côté

This is the most interesting physics paper I've ever read. Maxwell's original equations have been greatly simplified to leave out an important part: Scalar Waves. But the CIA already knew this. If you want to know how electro-gravitic drone propulsion works, this is it: 🧵

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

Maxwell originally wrote out 20 equations in quaternion form which were then simplified into the familiar vector equations we all learn in undergrad physics that look like this. The equations are the basics of all modern electronics, telecoms, power, energy, etc. https://t.co/KL6mkPfJlJ

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

The hypothesis here is simple: what if instead of modeling electromagnetism with vector equations we stuck with the original quaternion form? Quaternions are like imaginary numbers but with 4-components: three are vector components, one is a scalar. https://t.co/ZY5ymCzPok

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

The net-net of this is that in addition to the usual electromagnetic laws we all know and love, we have an additional 'scalar field' - T If you're not into math you can skip this tweet and read the rest for the good stuff about the CIA, DEW, and electrogravitics: https://t.co/VPmZAwFofF

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

The DoD/CIA interest in this was substantial - scalar waves could penetrate sea water, and so let submarines communicate without surfacing. There are a ton of connections here: Nikola Tesla, Aether, Zero-Point Energy, Directed Energy Weapons. And of course, electro-gravitics. https://t.co/7Q9YUgQQ5A

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

First lets address the physicist criticisms that this is all BS because we know Maxwell's equations work. Scalar fields do not change our usual Maxwell equations in the slightest, because the scalar waves (here it's S) don't carry EM power. You can have them even with E=B=0. https://t.co/AEJhvhhtrf

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

If they don't carry EM power then where does the energy come from? The CIA hypothesized that it may draw energy from the vacuum itself. Yep, this is the big "Zero Point Energy" concept so frequently discussed and debated. "They have a quantum-mechanical flavor to them" -CIA https://t.co/fJMGW12Wd3

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

During the Cold War the US was concerned the Soviets were developing Scalar Wave technology for use in directed energy weapons. To understand how this works we need to understand an extremely interesting experimental result from quantum mechanics: the Bohm-Aharonov effect https://t.co/1Y6JaS90LT

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

Classically we think of electric and magnetic fields as "doing the interacting" with physical things, the potential fields these are derived from are just a mathematical convenience. However this is not actually true. Potential fields are the underlying quantity and heres how https://t.co/aVs6JqIQ4z

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

If you place a magnetic dipole in a superconducting solenoid, the superconducting surface perfectly cancels the magnetic field such that it doesn't extend outside the solenoid. But, the potential field A still does, and, this interacts with electrons and interference patterns https://t.co/JOX2JNqa28

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

This is now a well-established result in experimental physics. The physical fields of E and B that we measure and usually think about are not the fundamental thing, its the potential that generates them. This means Scalar Potentials could be used to produce terrifying weapons https://t.co/VLGNR3QkzG

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

How would you produce such a scalar beam? Simple. Generate two beams of high E-field that are 180-degrees out of phase. The vector components should cancel, and, whats left will be a pure scalar component. You can then interfere two scalar waves to 'produce' energy elsewhere https://t.co/e6LIpZiOSv

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

It's hypothesized by a few sources that Nikola Tesla independently discovered and utilized scalar fields in his energy transmission designs, since the transmission would be essentially lossless as there is no propagating electric and magnetic field component. Now for gravity... https://t.co/aLdGsPb4WU

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

Both Tesla and Maxwell worked with the mental model of an Aether, a kind of field that permeated all space. Now I'll speculate to tie a few things together at once: - Scalar waves are produced by electric fields that cancel each other out - Scalar waves themselves can be thought of as compression and rarefication of an Aether medium - The CIA hypothesized that drawing energy from scalar fields is related to vacuum energy; Tesla also thought energy could emerge from the Aether - Vacuum energy can also be modeled as virtual-particle pair production occurring in empty space via the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle. - Virtual particles of opposite charges will produce electric fields that cancel each other out - voila- the scalar field! So, the Scalar field and Aether energy might both be the same exact thing as vacuum energy. Vacuum energy is something experimentally measured by the Casimir effect, so, its not 'made up' - it's very real. To understand how this generates anti-gravity or electrogravitic propulsion we need to see how an electric field can polarize the vacuum. (Note that this is fast, loose, from-the-hip, and I'll leave it to the professional physicists to actually sort it out - these are all just suggestive connections)

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

Polarizing the vacuum means producing an electric field so strong that it starts to strip apart the virtual particle pair-production process. This is known as the Schwinger limit and only happens at extreme field strengths https://t.co/gt4IR7AzoT

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

How would polarizing the vacuum produce gravitational or inertial effects? For this we need to look at this incredibly bizarre Patent filed by the US Navy in 2016. Lock-in because now we're in crazy-ville territory https://t.co/yweWMVllzw

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

The patent claims that you can reduce a crafts inertia or else produce a negative energy pressure (i.e. anti-gravity) by polarizing the vacuum state just outside the craft. Voila, the connection between Scalar Fields, Aether, ZPE, Aether, and Anti-Gravity. https://t.co/XAttKNfzQ4

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

Now, is this all completely utterly insane? Yes. But is it real? Maybe. Recently a podcast episode came out hosted by NASA and DoE discussing exactly this under the general heading of "Extended Electrodynamics" exploring concepts like ZPE and electrogravitic propulsion. https://t.co/uL0SF2sR6G

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

Recently a Member of Congress came out saying that the NJ Drone phenomenon was either "extraterrestrial" or else "something from a skunkworks program," denying the possibility its either China or Russia. SUV-sized drones that loiter for 6 hours. That is not conventional tech https://t.co/wHoqWHFToK

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

Where does this all leave us? It's possible these branches of technology have been known to the US Government for a long time and are now slowly being disclosed intentionally as breakthrough advances. We may be on the cusp of a massive revolution in energy and propulsion... https://t.co/K68vjPSlMb

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

This isn't "Rocket that's 10% more powerful" This is literally "Flying cars with infinite loiter time" Energy, propulsion, communications, even health and medicine might be in for a revolution. Buckle Up. The Future is Here. https://t.co/fSpMYODMOc

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

It's illegal for me to work at SpaceX because I'm a Canadian citizen and rockets are restricted under ITAR. But, its also illegal to discriminate against people because of their nationality, so SpaceX broke the law by telling job applicants they have to meet ITAR restrictions. https://t.co/OCkULuBf9V

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

Biological systems at the molecular level are impossibly advanced nanotech that we are hopelessly far from engineering ourselves from scratch. https://t.co/mGKZXvm78E

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

DNA replication splits a double helix down the middle by the protein helicase. Since DNA only polymerizes in the 5' to 3' direction only one strand is made continuously. The other is made in loops. These are single-molecule robots copying 1000 base pairs per second.

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

In the Guanxi Cultural Revolution, official records show between 100,000 - 150,000 people were killed, by methods like live burial, drowning, boiling alive, and disemboweling. Local offices of the Communist party sponsored cannibalism. Public records show at least 137 people were eaten by Communist Party Members, though some scholars claim there are at least 421 named people who were eaten. This scene from Three Body Problem might've been based off the story of Wu Fushang. In 1968, "a geography instructor named Wu Shufang (吴树芳) was beaten to death by students at Wuxuan Middle School. Her body was carried to the flat stones of the Qian River where another teacher was forced at gunpoint to rip out the heart and liver. Back at the school the pupils barbecued and consumed the organs." Song Yongi, Chinese Historian working at Calstate LA, documents: "Independent researchers in Guangxi counted a total of 421 people who were eaten. There were reports of cannibalism across 27 counties in Guangxi; that's two-thirds of all the counties in Guangxi. There was one man who was said to be in the so-called fifth category, who was beaten to death where he stood. He had two kids, one of 11 and one of 14. The local officials and armed militia said that it was important to eradicate such people, and so they not only killed those two children: they ate them too. This took place in Pubei county, Guangxi, where 35 people were killed and eaten in total. Most of them were rich landowners and their families. There was one landowner called Liu Zhengjian whose entire family was wiped out. He had a 17-year-old daughter, Liu Xiulan, who was gang-raped by nine people [for 19 times] who then ripped open her belly, and ate her liver and breasts. There were so many incidents like this." Frank Dikotter, professor and chair of humanities at the University of Hong Kong states "it is not enough to eliminate your class enemy. You have to eat his heart, so there are very well-documented cases of ritual cannibalism. There was a hierarchy in the consumption of class enemies. Leaders feasted on the heart and liver, mixed with pork, while ordinary villagers were allowed only to peck at the victims' arms and thighs." The Cultural Revolution in total killed between one and two million people and lasted for ten years, between 1967 and 1977. It was initiated by Mao Zedong to purge the country of political dissidents. In 1981 there began an investigation into the cannibalism in Guanxi. In Wuxuan County where at least 38 people were eaten, fifteen participants were prosecuted, receiving up to 14 years in prison, while ninety-one members of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) were expelled from the party and thirty-nine non-party officials were either demoted or had a salary cut. This is Communism. Millions dead to purge political dissidents, boiling people alive, and cannibalism. The punishment? A salary cut.

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

Here's some more snippets from news outlets as the stories became known internationally (from wikipedia) 1993, Newsweek: ""[t]he accounts were harrowing. Principals killed in schoolyards by students, then cooked and eaten. Government-run cafeterias displaying human bodies hanging from meat hooks and dishing them out to employees ... Documents smuggled out of China last week described atrocities of the Cultural Revolution in grotesque detail." In 1993, The New York Times stated that "[t]he incidents reported from Guangxi were apparently the most extensive episodes of cannibalism in the world in the last century or more. They were also different from any others in that those who took part were not motivated by hunger or psychopathic illness. Instead, the actions appeared to be ideological: the cannibalism, which the documents say took place in public, was often organized by local Communist Party officials, and people In 1996, The Washington Post stated, after Zheng Yi published his book that "[t]he party wants to block any deep-going analysis of the role played by the late Chairman Mao Zedong and numerous party members. Full disclosure of the truth might destroy what little legitimacy the party still clings to." In 2001, Time stated that "Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution was an eruption of ideological fervor, mass hysteria and outright brutality that left an estimated 10 million Chinese dead and ruined the lives of millions more. Now tales of even more horrible excesses from the years between 1966 and 1976 are coming to light: allegations of cannibalism, involving hundreds of men and women who violated mankind's most powerful taboo in the name of revolutionary purity." In 2013, People's Net, the official media of the Chinese Communist Party, as well as some other Chinese media reprinted an article from China Youth Daily, which stated that during the Cultural Revolution "in some places such as Guangxi, the hearts and livers of people were eaten after they were beaten to death, and, surprisingly, such cannibalism was prevalent in that region!" The article further stated, "throughout the human history of the 20th century, was there any country that had experienced the Cultural Revolution like ours? The only comparable time was Nazi Germany. However, up to this date, we do not even have a decent review or reflection on this period of history ... The society that does not reflect on the Cultural Revolution is perhaps still a tribe of cannibalism. Such a tribe, no matter how beautiful its people look and how modernized its civilization appears, is still a tribe of cannibalism without humanity."

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

What happened in 1971? We regulated to death the cheapest, most reliable, abundant form of clean energy on the planet - Nuclear Fission. Climate change, declining real GDP, inflation, wars for oil. Chernobyl killed 35 people. Fukushima killed one person Think for yourselves https://t.co/0C4Z8UquT3

@Andercot - Andrew Côté

Humanity has a moral obligation to produce as much energy, as cheaply, and as cleanly, as possible. Anything less is asking the future to be worse than the present. https://t.co/1NMZIERmXZ